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Enterprise Zone
(08/23/10)
When it comes to getting people smarter, there is a fundamental misconception in play in the corporate world.
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(08/13/10)
The biggest idea to get across about the Windows Azure Appliance, which some are calling Azure in a box, is that it's a work in progress.
(08/11/10)
Embarcadero conducted a survey and the results have been tabulated for the top three challenges that developers face on projects.
(07/09/10)
The sudden shift to 64-bit Windows 7 for PC clients is not unexpected but may impact decision makers' PC buying decisions going forward.
(07/02/10)
Microsoft believes its programming model for the fledgling Azure helps set it apart from cloud competitors.
Even though chip clock speed has stopped its year-by-year improvement, today's multicore chips can provide dramatic improvements in application performance-but you have to alter your code to take advantage of their power. Find out what you can do to gain multicore performance.
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(06/07/10)
Can the new operating system live up to its initial release excitement, which saw MeeGo embraced by a slew of vendors?
(06/03/10)
These ten points will help you focus your team, company model, and financial situation.
(05/20/10)
The main focus at Google I/O was how the search giant could attract more customers to its three-year-old enterprise business.
(05/12/10)
This morning's launch webcast -- which was conducted in 66 countries and was powered by Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 -- was not without glitches.
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Red Hat Talks Cloud App Management Tech
The Linux player says the cloud should be open and apps able to move between the cloud and the enterprise data center. And it thinks it has the technology that can help.
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Has Linux Gone Mainstream?
Researchers at LinuxCon say the majority of businesses are using some form of open source software, with the OS leading the way and stealing the spotlight from Unix.
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We had privacy for three generations. Maybe four. Now, what with Facebook and Google and data mining, it's going away again. But that's OK.
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Why Im Not Crying Over Lost Internet Privacy
We had privacy for three generations. Maybe four. Now, what with Facebook and Google and data mining, it's going away again. But that's OK. We humans did fine for thousands of generations without privacy, and doing without it for another...
Who Should Assign Stories? Editors or Readers?
We all know editors used to be named Perry White or Lou Grant and decided, gruffly, what stories reporters should cover. But nowadays, online, a whole bunch of news organizations, all the way up to Yahoo News, are using search...
Pork Lawyers Bristle at ThinkGeeks Unicorn Joke
Calling Caucasians "the other white meat" is rude, uncouth, and racist. But the real reason you can't use the phrase is that the National Pork Board's lawyers might send you a scary cease and desist letter. Online "toys for...
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